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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

strength tD awsrtaurn hsr nEsw- m
ersazesE pupuInfnm hiHs gH1srHihd
new insassune.s;; unlimiftsH aIlifEnl hns
createsf infasrssir4 sD afnDrmpus Ena
wiisie-sunsnu uiixt Gf 1fHIr 0wn
strength they auze hmlmH I'D srtstnm
auE push alie.nI tine rzIxtah End l,rns'-
usrit7v af wfiinih tiiew azre uie hHsis-
No, caIaunifrw aauiiH he g.rHltt esnDnEh
or swapping eznpnEh I'd ss1Dp nr
materially set hmrik tiis wunnsrtiul
rruwtal. Our eifrg,, Urr uUwnfs, Dur
u;..Ievs aurH aur hilIlHiti4ss. are AL I'M
vuiNesH In amt EHspinr ssisp with tine
urou,,essiinea mlIgNtih. EVERY nisw a-s-
rival who Gu1nes hsxe ttB uIENeHt tIfs
Iarues ar s1uslIn G:IaifEEl aHna his
energiit.ss I'm Gun midst, lis II dart1nr I'M
keeping up ami pesinei1ulEnIng tins
splendid pnagnasss, and n Will Uu1f-
tinIit. until IaH A1nntilHs fiiIul he q
nainunuliE pe1huqs nat sHnund I'M ssizEe
ANIL Importance dIn uiiis GnaEit, HnA
os,r It.ssF,.1, txawuH 4iiGIll hlHUR Fxs8llst
inru eirlasR. haEiizsH hw iinunishIn.
t1ywrrss, afT wiiiRih tiinsifHsss and even tine
nasnea are nux unli1Dxn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
puzvxzxo sx Cxzux1 ~
~vwNrV CENTS PEE MoSTH
worx nm the Great HERALD Illus

Wokx on the Great HHHAAD Aihis-
tr.ted Annual Is well unEier Way II
xiIl be pushed forward with great
vixcr to completion This Hss'Is Of
the Illustrated HERALD viii hy tar
outssrip any of the superb esilnuns OF
furuer years Our patrons, rs uslai
have really crowded their faEurs an
m with their usual Iberality- BUT,
rhis game has No limit as pare AFTER
paee may be added Those vino
have secured space In II alreasiy viii
confer q favor by furnishing the
s.eopy" with all reasonable prumpt-
ness; and those who desire SPACE,
but have not vet secnred II. should do
50 ut once We hope ID isss1e the
edition by the first pruxin0.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
Hnn sEr.nazu sspBr-a 8pn.e.

Ihsn4 Wills a nnDd arzanfiance last
ngiin uH diH ifadh performance IN
50 q AUST and Mu-rus-,fts. Miss Murri-
sum4 nHnFfffim nj MEa-guarits proved
VERY 4il4iisiinittnrY AMIN. Knr Enme I'M
eszuIIninesH ns,IlHm nnns IN tine FgUrantss
whinih hasIH hftilH,ttD Hnpsarsd made
tsieiI- auusIl-Hnns lns1 nIigir1 and the
sssIarss waH HlinrnHf dispnif an feminine
fTnrrl1R MaHss AisiHrg will rEstnrn to-day
i'm tim. tn tsrIs1ss ilssr lilrr1 I'M sCndar the
GIslslil1iif,, !" wiiiinh he 1ne da-swsal per
hIrzninrtH Gf 1im Mn-risnn Glumpany to
nigiif- IilnrH will bsR arand -Eaust -
lnnk1mH tim zffzarnnDn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

SAX ERNSzIssluD Hs n uiR lIrRSHIt
tsmss undergoing u ttHrnsfite HrDursH I'M
taie siiaua Gfi dhuiifdissiiin, whiinh IL aalii-
CieInin. in trp an al..z1nirne dtarrBe- Nhsre
ara s1reaas IN that aifry dn wfiIirh There
a.,e nauurtEs.d utag,iy tDwD tahDnsgnd
eas,sss aff taiIfs dtra,nfffIl diHHRss. HlffR
s.iil,r,ureI1ftE' are hsiInr SlHus; by
a Uiissij jrt..ftiIr1n unlntn aHrriiifH niian 1ile
syQrYfs4 aif Hsru,iflB 4ailfrsry- HliR
ea1,s,t 1ff all tdiis n tailn ditiisKf1TUf syE-
tntu qfi sswa4rantA duIInl I'M tine Hiay
Cifv.. In IL Il mIEnuutHr unDHT EN-
pRatar t1D appiv tine wnBh ;FE'HlHm I'D
the -swHfrx aff taiiItf mITnInElall1
There newer WIS finnnlBH II GIHHr aanl
eunssists.srtt piilzn t1D di=nIn TINT HlEy- Ii
has g1-uwn up vszv ruliifkT- ami rs
tine Rnu,sass HaEe silrssRi d5Sar the wisst
ar,a.r INV a,HHesxsG a1e NM slsssiiIiI .af1Hf
a.ruraie4r has hHHIn naRnttsH I'D 1nr 1ile
pul-pusa aff ulliIlls tim fifth HYMN the
ssaesfts ilnmaIfillHiy IN fr1111 ar rile
diEurs. The result hias aiiIsn issBn I'D
tsaIIsEs the walE1e firum aInH uBlsnnDr-
TnulH amt let IN annfiumIilAte under uhe
nustriiss on tiinsss dwelling I'M IEnu1hBr
part afi the difrv.. NlifR diversified to-
paa-raniiw afi San FrIrnGiHrD mas rreat-
IE GantaniiurEaH I'D tine EhUve
nasslIrt. Ulia warzHr hrEI1f1 Is Il tfiat Di
wiittt eSpazIEH,, alsnIDs1 GIn II lsUHi with
Rliufn wart.r msE-Ik MhuEh afi tins Il
msnIe g-,uunH,, wiiHtsf taiR original hHy
hus Ream re,ti.lunHh I'D taiR uastss III Irtssii-
dk.1mes amt hIlziI1Hsss. Eiadk Hi tins
sHstiIm Gff Eiet1Ewm liRdtaita-s Bm 1-ac-
iir1.r hills aff mmze dr less attitude
Tlase are dfTuHlHffiHH iw valleys
wiiirih a4IpnqKimIEts nnnre G,r less CaiGsst-
Nv I'M cuntauur t1D tine hill AlbpRe On tine
piil1fH heIhw Wimn UIlR nIHr1 N uhe
eifw huss BeaaIme tile lEW1r1te WITH ssHt-
tdisns,, azuH tine 1nrs@Rsinc ntluulHtiun
has hssigms I'D lEErR us 1D call inr
=s.svE.s-lsnsH,, pipes RiHHe hsHn llIIi m
tm SERVE tiiiis SsffiUn. N Une
culIIIH sae a RnaiiiiR Gf tine #swFsrs Gi
that thai cif-v hB wurIia lind #swers that
empt-v IntD stwHrs tilKt Ere SIX N
twHIMe il1niins hiiaiHr nfun 1iIe first.
He wUIIiH lind '-iirEntiifHs" M Sly
inGiieS daEna9tsr eu4,f1yiIns u11D
9 -mlHnE' dif fiBIr Hni;iHss HE wUuld
tirnH mslz1w df tine lurnHr Trunks CUM
ing diEwntD tine FiII1y tiD ReiillHH Inv tine
tiiilfas sD asuD h1liH all tfie EHiuse Gff the
hnr1sHs RmtszHH upuIniBr mHlvsquHre
miles aff TIM Gi1Tw Rare mHiihific
..asss.s ara rsnlss-atsl, aznH tfitase mise
by t5ieir OWN Hle;ituntsHs, llazs Hhapk-
wIrtiH uiirBnrih the sstvtHrs, .i.na Seach
riiilH wa1sm sEHtHm IN tile palaces Un
.ysaifb Hill" with qlufle :as mEui;h ease
as uiiHEv diD tiie hDutils un 1-sIE- Flat =
There iH MD 4sntih t1arnifiie cHndf1inn
existing IN uiiH stwsarnne IN LIDS An-
r.slssss,, bun ifiiis we'll wnrtdh unr wiiiila1H
si1nIv TIEp tins. n1a1rs4r lnH Aae II weare
0n the namH I'D Il Hlnlllur aIna.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

TAxHanNHHs viii find tfhe delinquent
INK iHi1 fiEr tfiH GBIIr1y taxHs I'M the
HHa.Y4D niiiH mur1iing. III will reap
peaar m eautih SiKaurElax mnrning for
tine NEXT t1vrD wsa4iSs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

TOR SALE CHEAP-IgsO ACRES OF
l. land. Saa BeraarllInO essTr.y. SIX miles
from Riverside. on California Sourkern
r r. near Box Springs station Also uVGue-
story. Asrc- -lishSc house of ten rssG.I1s Los
Angeles street. lot 90 feet: 3 sa0l len acres
on Central ave, one mile below city IInas
$50 Apply 70 ANDERSON & PAEKE
No l1S West First street T7-IuD8
EsUR SALE IN TRACTS no SUI, SSse Pr zEs
L acre. ID miles from Los Ange e., nssHT
ocean WALTERS ( TUBES, Picu House.
lan4tf
For SALE-HALF INTEREST OE LEES
l. IN a colony enterprise. well located nar
a great deal OF money required sp1erutis
opportunity. For particulars. call GA or adj
dress JOHN j. JONES
is2-ln . Temple street. Lawyer hIsea.
EARMS AND TOWN IOrs-FARES OF
Il al sizes, from five 10 sixteen hGnafrsG
serss Of Land for sale. enc of 500 acres a SDe-
eiaI bsrgelns also town lots in the Iron Slai-
phEr springs Tract. New life IN and nsear
this family resort. inclden- % the coming CT
the railroads. The best OF nsruraI rllnar-El
waters and baths. G. I. WIDNEY & Co.
FuifnE1 Wells P O Cal nsET-tf
EOE SALE-FOCR ACRES OF FINE
u nil land adjoining the JohnSou rraeu
Fine locations for residences Will be ss5J.t
very cheap, Apply TO J. f HON., ea2
Downey Ave, East Los Angeles Ia@s61
EoR SALE, Or IEASE-s0 ACRES AT
Cucamonga: highly improved with
fruit and vines. two-stary house. partly fur
nlSne1- For terms. inquire of MeG0TE &
Ct>HIAN. % y Spring ST. 5I4n1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

rAKNELITA-CHOIC sunny ROOMS
u with board may be eaFazed on or before
February Isl MRS JEANNE CARR.
jams Nv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
BeARs, AND LOOPING.

AMANDA PARK VILLAIN EX-EI-
II lent family hotel az Lamanda Pars
ZINE sunny rooms An excellent tzhia
Terms moderate. Fine Accommodation fo-
transient trade MRS JOHN WYATT pro
prie-IesS saaI-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
.ETTF TERRACE

llELLtt q ILkkAIE, FORMERLY
ID Pickit villa. $50 Pearl street. Los A1se-
les, Cal The fines. location in the civ
take Sixth street cars bellevue Terrseer;
Consists OF three buildings al couuecre.,
by fruu- porch. and CONTAINS 10 sS desirable
r0oIas as can be found in Southern Cslifo--
nIR- Board and room eco and = so pa-
dsy- Liberal arrangements made wiki ua-
s0ns desiring Tocms anc board by The r1ontn
nr yesxr- Ieiephone SIS. DANIEL PiCEIT.
Ms KATIE E. PICKIT, Proprie.ors
sug1frf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
FINANCIAL

ITO LOAN-THREE LARGE SUMS To
Il suit the borrowers Low rates of inter
est H. GEIFFlS. room .. No IS North
spring street Los Angeles, Cal Iesstf
SS7oo To LOAN IN SIMS TO sTTI- VI
y p Ross & Co, IS :. spring street
I1+tf
S3S0 0a0-TO LOAN AT LOWEST
'-cu.uVV rate of interest. BorruE-
ers viii save money by applying direct to-
A J. FIELE, Room %. Schumacher Black.
ia4 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
wu~rxE<s CHANCES.
uvoR SAIK-BEST PAYING BUsISESS II
IL 1uwn. paving Sos month clear Ad

rvfyR SAIK-BEST PAYING BUSINESS IN
II 1awn. paving Sz-5s month clear Ad-
stiress p X. HERALD aftice. lsee-S
T=aF7'fD AT 0NCE-A MANAGING
M partner, rp go 10 Pzsadens and mzn-
ase q brunch store. in furnitnre and bed
ding business Capital required 500 20
e@tEO Chance seldom met with Apply 10
CAIIFOKEIA UPa0l-STERlSG < BkD-
uTN6 co. I'D Downey avenue u
NOR sAIE-KEsTAUkAST AND BCsI-
u ness. loea1ed n S2 Downey svenue.
Eaz1 Los Angeles. IN connection with =
rnnmk: rnomers hoard a. restaurant only
reslzurzn. pz-t for sale; nearly all property
new urice s2ao- Come snd see II l--lt
TTI.9sTlh MIL rOk rALE-LOC AIED =
u mile from santa Paula. driven by wzfer
npvsr under 125 feef pressure. . barrel
csnanity, Enquire OF fOKiH- . tAsE5a 4 Z. !, ~ q
TeIN. 1aom ND stairs, No = North Spring
sszsss. Los Angeles = ..
Fr0R RaLE--0NE- HALF INTEkt ST N
Z a well established real estate business.
including hu-se and carriage Fir-t class
uffins- Address n, ;. r o. box ST. eiiy-
sN00D 7CHANCE TO BUY tbs ONLY
IN Fh-sws-y in Szn.a Barbara EverIhing
N snnd running order good LEGALITY Win
un..-uua-lar block Of land For parricn ars
iinguire ut Z MULLER & Co. Santa Bar
bara- 1ap-Am
alsPECuAL NOTICE TO CAPITkllSfc-AN
- Interest. with f-m of highest eo1nme--
tHigl standing. IN an enterprise promising 10
realize 4 very iaise prort. i 70 be islaeed
ny XlIESENDAGER & BoNsALL- - Aesi
f,.-s. s-rets, los Angeles lsn25 =
DEsTArRANT FOE SALE cHEAP-
IA Dining an Al business good locano1
tzau Cheap rent Address ". Herald o11cs-
j257s
aitOR sALE--IONE AM TISMAkE
I Brsine=S- About s. coo in stock. al
new guufis Besr chance IN the CITY IN thai
lime BYRAM L P0ISnENTEk. 2 Wes.
Firsf Street l--ei-
nARTNEESHTP wANTEE-BY A MAN
Il guf some experience IN Comi1eTcisl life-
with slGe01n sl5eo al his command, where
ltiik rirne and capital can be utilized Must
f,as- lhs s-rieIes1 Investigation Address
H{ENA FIDA. |czre roOn 8. No = Norm
Su-inS street. Los Angeles. Cal Jz--2w
,NQOD BUSINESS PROPERTY For SALE
" worth sls. 90. Doing good snc en-
lareing business viii eel part cash, bal
.snce IN I.Es Angeles resl estate Any one
meaning business mav inquire a 90 DON
lns- Esvenus, Les angeles. Cal lyS,m
ar0R FaIA-A GOOD PAYING DAIRY
IL with route Of slHO per month; money IN
this Gail II rs North Main. under y
i .-nn Hotel llttt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
FOR EEEyT-Rog>ES.

ITO LET-TwO STORES. CENTRALLY
4 Quca,ef: Inv rem and lon. lease; also
n --nurr1s pvtsr Sru-sss g5rn ws-er. css. closets
.atr.: new huildin<. BEN E WARD. No 4
gQuIr-t street 2sizn5s
TNE1R KENT-TWO GOOD HOUSES. EACH
Il hEvsug 3 good barn. chicken 1o1se,
wind mill sznd 1auk snd nice flower ysr1S,
IN AIi9r,s s-res.- Apply 10 ADAMS * SON,
771<u--h Spring street JZ-u
DOR KENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
E1tIazs o. five roOus. No Is so1-h
Bunker Hi avenue Enquire on premises
ja2S &
mo lFT-PaETrY COTTAGE DELI 5t1 +
Il juily si-lzfel On Temple Street Cable
lsai,wsy only minutes 1-om Spring 81 nYe
-tsnrrs anE Da-n: four rooms furnished f-y-
ui-uze f0r sale chesps REM 20 party buying
furniture. a. Apply az house. opposite
Temple 81 ear honss. after II A N ia-l>fi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
FOE: RENT-Ro0HS.

E0R IENT : NICELY FURNISHED
&C parin- snd bedroom Tor two persons,
145 HOPE s-Tee-, between Temple and C0ll---
.hnnse streets @isnsf
NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOM.
with bz-n. 81 No n Olive 81 Is Il
NICE sunny ROOM To RENT-FUR-
n nisheG- Apply I5oS 5 Main - = g
mo IET-SCNSY ROOMS, NEWLY FUR
nishef: hesllhies. Par. Of the city. 222 222222
LllnvIIey avenue leStf
NOR RENT AND ECRNITC RE FOR SALE
e - SHINY ~ ms On Temple -, five
minutes from SpricE s. price Si50: reHf
sI6- Adfire=< A. = He-ald o1i5ce- je7-tf
NO LET-Iu1 BANNING. CoE- NIGNES.
Il --wo.u- three FURNISHED rooms for house
aaselling 10 parties without children i1s-S1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
PERSON AL.

q GENTLEMAN WISHES TO CORES
a pond with a niddle-sged lsfiv wi-h a
View 10 her assistance in store and rosrri-
many Address F. F., Los Angeles Post
o-.-eI- 2iznlt
HAVING PURCHASED ALL THE RE-
II manning lots in tire Hepburn Home
stead Association. We will conriuue To sell
me N same az sc esch- SUMMERS, LOVE or
w. a. 1OeEks Ia n Main 81 jS-6t
ifCI KATE TICKET OFFICE UNDER ST.
v Cnsries Hotel Z z Tickets bourh,
s,all sni1 an4 exchanged r J. PRYKE & CO
i'm Main street ia1arr
~ WORTH FREE SUPERB DEVELOP
- menr OF io-m snd limbs, a pure. lovely
,oni s.onilan h.rAlon, sparkins eyes and perfect
nes-l-h guaranteed No onack lotions or AZ
pumps Book on Physical Culture" free
Dh- L e ID HAkNOS, slS Haight street. San
--.----.lo. ~ Cnl5 "
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

Located block from Ahambra
near the Hgn School House and the 900 hotel being completed
and but short walk from the p r. r. depot where
stop TIE desabt OF this residence
Sale viii promptly at 10 o'clock Lunch viii
II NJ, the grounds without
February I'd For and further particulars, apply
W. H. WHITrEMORE &
jaae6t Sole Agents. 4bauabra Cau
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
uAsTED-HEEP.

W-gNTFD-a STRONG REALITY sham
Nv lneat-- Apply DIR. E ROBBINS Flee
.srIc Ezmmzm kz-ns. corner First and
Spring streets lsI2s-f
H-ANrEil-A GIhL TO Do COOKING
N AND general HHusewurk- good wages
AMY a. L Busnz Vista street DR. kCRTZ-
JAMS 81
W7ANTEI-FIhsT CLASS MAZE AND
w isrfale help Constantly AZ - : Sprieg
L. 1eleunoHe stl- Is In
EREE EMPLOYMENT At CARPESTER
IL and uphOlsle-ing snOp. l59 Upper Main
street iizln
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

E0R SAIE-LOT 40xIIi, NEAR END OF
l Temple street cable road price S5a0 II
taken Soon REN. HersI6 office. ia..9;is
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

-POcKETBOOK CONTAINING
Il money. owner can have the same hv
proving properly, L {. DAVIS, Boston
1Eyeooo store 2sjal2-
E'OEND-A LADYsS GOLD WATCH 1ND
snOrT chain owner can have the SAM
Dy applying 10 X CoHS & Co, No. I9
KeQusns street. 9aian1.
tAAE 10 NY PLACE ON WESTERN
u Avsnue. La Dow District a small na-e
u1-rk bay and with three white feer- Own
sr can nsEe same by paying charges
js3s-10- CT.pE
osl-A SOLITAIRE DIANOND EAR
~ Eins-A reward viii be paid
IN II return or inr information iesdinx 10
iis recovery C A MCDONNELL ar NcT7on-
els ltrus Stnre, Rose Block Iidrf
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09
CHANGED 1T In COURT.
Yesterdays Suits Turned Up in
the District Court.

II. G. Haynes has brought suit against
F. S. Tenney to annul real estate con-
tract, and recover $500, purchase money.
In his answer Tenny affirms he sold
plaintiff some realty in Ashland county,
Wisconsin, for $4,000. That the con-
tract was drawn up and $500 paid down
by plaintiff to bind the deal, So, 600 to be
paid in ten days and $500 in one year.
Haynes customer failing to come to
time, he offered to sacrifice his forfeit
money of $500, but Tenney can't see it
in that way.
In the case in which E. B. West sues
the st. Paul & Northern Pacific railroad
to recover possession of lots and Z,
block Is. in st. Anthony City, the jury
has found for the railroad.
The Nicollet bank is plaintiff in a
suit against the City bank. 1t seems
that one r. l.. Kelley on April 5, 1886,
gave the NicOllet bank his thirty-day
note for 81, 800 and as collateral turned
over thirty-five shares of stock in the
City bank. In default of payment on
the note the NicOllet bank brings suit
to COMPEL the City bank to make the
assignment of stock on its books. Judg-
ment is rendered i'll favor of the plain
tiff.
G. F. TODD has brought suit against
w. A. Jordan to recover S405 ON a thirty
day note, dated A W. 26, 1882.
In the divorce case of Maria Lumma
against her husband, Johan, plaintiff
claims that she was married in 1871 and
in 1854 her husband deserted her. De-
cree granted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09
Exposition Notes.

The Liberati concert given last night was
largely attended and immensely enjoyed by
the audience, recalls being demanded three
or four times. Liberati's career has been
checkered one and he has been through
many adventures, but the one portion of his
life that he looks back upon with the greatest
pleasure and of which he is proudest is the
fact that he was bugler to Garlbaldi when
the great Italian chief was fighting for free
dom i'll his native land. LibeFati is
one of the greatest eornet players living.
His band is full of eminent soloists, sketches
of whose interesting musical careers will be
given in the GLOBE, and they will be found
very interesting.
The wheelmen are going to have day to
themselves and the date has been fixed on
Thursday Sept 10. The Minnesota wheel
men have chosen to hold their fifth annual
meeting on that day, and a hearty invitation
is given to all surrounding states wherein are
bicycle clubs, to participate. At night there
will be q parade, and the best lighted wheel
will be given handsome prize.
A pair sf rurals stood opposite the Trouba-
dour picture yesterday, in the italian collec-
ton, and the female softly said: well
John. don't that fellow look sick:'' referring
to tbs central figure in the picture.
Capt Hunt in charge of the police, has
Gsseen lost articles in his possession, which
will De returned to their owners if they can
properly identify them.
Petroleum v. Nasty "a. E. Locke will be
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09
PIQUANT PERSONALS.

j. j. Smith has not publicly studied up
the complexion of the grand jury, but per-
haps there is no necessity.
Lord Randy Burgess seems to have no fear
but when he wakes up the franchise will be
in the same trousers pocket as when he went
to sleep
Col. c. w. johnson is authority for the
statement that the campaign of 1888 is
already under way. The colonel is posted on
politics.
IN. Foote is of opinion the Democratic
party of Minneapolis will never march on
much past victory until its leaders are above
petty ward offices.
1t is rumored that j. E. Ward has finished
work entitled "A Tale of Two Admins
trations,'' which is now in the hands of A.
j. Blethen for revision and comment
Fiery Tom Lawler is on the war path again
on the sewer question. Council would 6to
hear his charges, and Engineer Rinker
smiled at them. Tom Lawler blames Aid.
Coutier and calls him q boodler.
John Miller has got himself into the Llld-
low Jail and is hero. His partner says the
papers had better be quiet about him, because
he is rich. Mr. Miller ought to know that is
the very kind the papers are not quiet about.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09

finally revoked the license and had the
place closed. But it appears that the
proprietor has opened somewhat SINH
lar establishment on Bridge square,
near the Pauley house, and Is doing
land-office business. The place is being
run in a somewhat peculiar manner, to
say the least, and numerous complaints
are being made daily in regard to it, A
visit to the place yesterday proved all
interesting one. The clerks are mainly
young girls, of not particular attractive
appearance, but then they don't need to
be, considering the locality and various
other things. The articles for sale con-
sist of cheap gilt jewelry such as ''gold''
watches, ''silver" spoons and such like,
are all spread around in the show cases
in way calculated to attract attention
OF any one, and particularly of a man
who thinks he is sharp, and wants to get
a good article for very little money.
The goods are divided into classes
from A to Il on both sides of the store,
which, by the way, was once a saloon
and still bears the sign billiards and
pool'' in big white letters on the win
dow. On en- ering you purchase an en-
Velope for cents or quarter, as you
choose, and on going in where the jew
elry is, open the envelope aud look at
the card inside. On it is printed let
ter and class, say ''class a." You go
to the pile of goods marked ''class A."
and on payment of 25 cents more, or if
you purchased 25 cent envelope, $3.50
more, are entitled to any one article
that strikes your fancy. If you do not
care to purchase you can go out again,
but the money paid for the envelope
containing the class card is not re-
turned. In case a person does not pur-
chase he is only out of pocket the money
he paid for his envelope, but if he does
purchase, he is not only out the money
he paid for the envelope, but his pur-
chase money besides, for in the main
the goods would be dear at one-fourth
the price charged, and after one
has them in his possession they are good
for nothing. Yesterday morning a
stranger purchased a 25 cent envelope
and went in, In the class marked on
his card he saw a $50 bill, and at once
produced his $3.50, saying he guessed
he would take the bill. The proprietor
at once objected, saying that the money
was not for sale. but had only been left
there by accident. Hot words followed,
the stranger denouncing the proprietor
in vigorous shape, and remarking that if
the bill was not for sale it had no right
to be in the showcase. He then left
and laid the matter before the police,
who will investigate it.. AS yet they
have been unable to get any direct evil
dence that the place is a Swindling eS-
Enlistment, but the place will be care
fully watched.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings Yesterday were $685.
Two new cases of diphtheria were reported
yesterday. -
The Woman's Christian association meets
to-day at 400 Sixth street south at 3 clock.
The Merchants hotel, 212 Nicol;et avenue,
was damaged 5000 worth by fire yesterday
morning. - ~E
Friday evening, Oct 8, the Henry George
land theory will be discussed at a meeting at
Swedish Brothers hall.
The police commission met yesterday after
noon and acted favOrably on the communi-
cation of Sergt. Fred Coffin, asking that per-
mission be given the police to play game of
ball with the firemen.
Ingebert johnson, while painting on
building on the corner OF Fourteenth avenue.
north and Twenty-second street. slipped and
fell to the ground twenty-five feet below. lie
sustained severe internal injuries and was
taken to st. Barnabas hospital.
Officials of the Minnesota & Northwestern
appeared before the council committee on
ordinances and the aldermen of the Second
ward to ask the vacation of certain streets in
Minneapolis where the terminus of the road
will be located.
H. A. Palmer of the Erie City Foundry
Iron Works, after a stay of couple of
months here, leaves tomorrow for his home
in Pennsylvania He has succeeded in clos
ing with the city by which they have ac-
cepted the use of new sewerage gate valve,
which works on the plan of float valve by
which the overflow from the street is taken
into reservoir underneath, which discharges
into the sewer main, being in its operation
similar to float valve, and is automatic in
its delivery, closing Immediately after the
drainage from rain. Mr.. Palmer states that
the city has bought something over 300 for
where he contemplates further introduce
ton of his patent